A POPULAR putty toy for kids has been recalled from Irish stores after it was found to contain a harmful chemical. Crazy Aaron’s Neon Flash Mini Electric Thinking Putty has been removed from a number ...

The inventor of Silly Putty probably didn’t find the substance that silly. Not only did he not make any money off of it, he doesn’t even get a clean claim at the invention: at least two men have ...

Slime and putty are the sort of toys you never grow out of loving. The texture, the smell, and the vibrant and wacky colors are always so delightful. But Aaron Muderick, CEO & Founder of Crazy Aaron’s ...

A magnetic putty intended as a toy for children has been pulled from shop shelves because it contains seven times the legal dose of deadly arsenic. It was removed from sale after fears kids could be ...

Learn how to make homemade silly putty with just cornstarch and dish soap! This easy recipe is perfect for sensory play, ...

Several of the toys contained very high levels of boron BEST-SELLING slime toys sold as Christmas presents contain dangerous levels of a chemical that could cause vomiting and diarrhoea, an ...

Chuck E. Cheese Celebrates Giving Tuesday with Limited-Edition Crazy Aaron’s® Thinking Putty — All Proceeds Benefiting The Toy Foundation(TM) Beginning Tuesday, Dec. 2, families visiting select ...

In the old days it was jelly bracelets and Cabbage Patch Kids. These days, Crazy Aaron’s Thinking Putty — a cooler, hipper and pricier Silly Putty alternative — is poised to become the next big thing.

The online retailer has stopped selling the toy after the European Commission said it failed to meet with EU toy safety rules PARENTS are being urged to check if their kids have a Crazy Geezer’s Putty ...

A children’s toy found to have seven times the permitted amount of arsenic has been removed from sale. The product called Magnetic Putty consisted of a bag of putty and a small magnetic cube. It was ...